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I like the sparkle the Glockenklang adds to what’s present. It is calm but very pleasant compared to the DGTC. The darkglass is a tone shaping and honing monster. Both have very nice flavors.

I love the high-end presence of the Glocks. To me, they bring 'more of everything' - neutral and musical at the same time. :cool: I also agree with your assessment of the DGTC. :bassist: Is it me, or does the DGTC have a bass boost with its control at its detent? I always roll the bass back a bit for balance...
 
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I love the high-end presence of the Glocks. To me, they bring 'more of everything'. Neutral and musical at the same time. :cool: I also agree with your assessment of the DGTC. :bassist:
The Glock was my favourite and I haven’t lost any love for it. I think I’m circling around back to my fundamental love for metal and am appreciating the Darkglass quite a bit these days but that said I used glockenklang for 10 years in a metal band.

I just see 2 really awesome flavours.

I’ve been contemplating(again) selling off one of my six strings loaded with the glock as I head down this path of darkness (again).

But then I play it and I think I’ll be regretting it very quickly.

but then I count the limited hours in the day I have to play.

but then I realize I should spend more time playing and less time online... even if I’m multitasking while doing so.

but then I think of how enabled I’ve been by the classifieds and the gained knowledge.

but then I post something ******** like this.....

:bag:
 
The Glock was my favourite and I haven’t lost any love for it. I think I’m circling around back to my fundamental love for metal and am appreciating the Darkglass quite a bit these days but that said I used glockenklang for 10 years in a metal band.

I just see 2 really awesome flavours.

I’ve been contemplating(again) selling off one of my six strings loaded with the glock as I head down this path of darkness (again).

But then I play it and I think I’ll be regretting it very quickly.

but then I count the limited hours in the day I have to play.

but then I realize I should spend more time playing and less time online... even if I’m multitasking while doing so.

but then I think of how enabled I’ve been by the classifieds and the gained knowledge.

but then I post something ******** like this.....

:bag:

To paraphrase Frank Zappa, 'Shut up and play yer Dingwalls'... :D :laugh: ;) The DGTC really is a killer pre...
 
Yup. It’s gone.

This is the one thing I hate about Reverb. Sure, they have their "price guides" if there are enough sales of the exact product, but being able to search on sold items is very helpful on eBay. I don't understand why this isn't an option. Well, maybe there are two things. Increasing fees to 5% does not go unnoticed.
 
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This is the one thing I hate about Reverb. Sure, they have their "price guides" if there are enough sales of the exact product, but being able to search on sold items is very helpful on eBay. I don't understand why this isn't an option. Well, maybe there are two things. Increasing fees to 5% does not go unnoticed.
It is an option

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Admittedly, I am probably in the very minority of people here who didn't get on with the SPJ5, but you should probably hear from both sides. I never got the string-to-string balance right on mine, even tried reversing the P PUPs (last I heard, Applejacks had it, he may differ in opinion). I've gone back to just my SJ5XXX. I like the neck PUP enough that it is still the original. I have Ptone in the middle and bridge. Just one opinion here. I will admit if it was my only Super 5, I would have made it work, I found by plucking closer to the neck on the D-G it was much more balanced and in time probably muscle memory would have kicked in. As to tone, very nice, but not better than my SJ5XXX with the middle Ptone PUP solo'd (I changed the PUP leads to accomplish this). For me, the Super J was easier to play.
Thanks for your opinions. So was it just rhe string to string balance that makes the super J easier for you to play or any other factors?
 
Thanks for your opinions. So was it just rhe string to string balance that makes the super J easier for you to play or any other factors?
String-to-string feel was awesome as with all Dingwalls. The string-to-string volume/punch was a little different playing straight across the strings which is a trait my SJ5XXX doesn't exhibit. Gigging or at volume it wasn't apparent, so let's just chalk it up as my issue.
 
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String-to-string feel was awesome as with all Dingwalls. The string-to-string volume/punch was a little different playing straight across the strings which is a trait my SJ5XXX doesn't exhibit. Gigging or at volume it wasn't apparent, so let's just chalk it up as my issue.
Speaking of string to string volume, i still need to adjust the P-tone a bit. The D string is a touch too loud compared to the E string